Loving Hut

Great food, great service!!! Will definitely be back. Have options for little kids as well which is awesome ❤🌱✌️

Nice place. good service. lots to choose from with good size meals. The curry was great.

Have been here multiple times and it never disappoints. Extensive selection (mix of vietnamese and chinese dishes) and it's all delicious. Exceptionally good salt and pepper tofu. Chicken rice and Peking duck also great. Still haven't tried anywhere else in cabramatta because this is too good to try anywhere new!

We went here for dinner recently when visiting the area. The overall experience was pretty disappointing. Only one entree actually arrived before the mains and one entree didn't arrive at all.
There was an insect in the rice, one of the cups provided was dirty and the tea provided tasted like stagnant water.

I love this place! Fresh and super tasty food at an amazing price. The Vietnamese pancake and the lemongrass soy chicken are my go to dishes. The pecking duck rolls and three bean shake are also a must try.

Cabramatta is Sydney's vegan mecca. So many good vegan options, vegans are spoilt for choice. Loving Hut has a brilliant Pho and they are not stingy on the spices or the noodles - the smell of star anise and coriander is unbeatable.
The vermicelli noodle bowls are a firm favourite and the serving sizes are generous.
The pineapple fried rice is a must-order.

Don't be fooled by the simple decor, Loving Hut Cabramatta will knock you over with the quality of the food they bring out to you. 120 items on the menu!

I recommend the wonton and seaweed soup (Small $11, Large $15)it is better than the version at Loving Hut Canley Vale (which is also a great place, though, decor is prettier).

Friendly staff, food comes out quickly and piping hot, fragrant and tasty. I wish I lived a little closer, but nonetheless I make the trip out to Cabramatta frequently just for the wonton soup!

Recently refurbished, this restaurant is nice, modern, and clean looking. The pho (Vietnamese Noodle beef soup) was delicious and balanced and only $8.00 for a huge serving. The fresh summer rolls with vegetarian prawn and ham was divine and great value at only $6.00 (a serving of 4). The Vietnamese pancake was nice too and at only $10.00 for a huge serving. Great quick service with smile. Warning: Sunday night dinner service is always a long queue, so make sure you arrive early to avoid long wait. This restaurant also serves all day yum cha, and there are varieties of dishes on offer in their menu. You will keep coming back for trying other dishes. No onion and no garlic.

The service wasn't great and we had to wait a very long time for our food to come, but it was definitely worth the wait. Must try is the Vietnamese Pancake! We loved the food so much and we saw the neighbouring table order a combination noodle dish which lookd so good that we ordered one to take away so we could eat it for dinner the next night.

The location is a little bit out of the way, but after going there once, this is currently my favourite restaurant.

They have quite a large menu. Entrees are $5, small mains are $10, and larger mains are $15.

My favourite dish is the rice paper rolls that you make yourself. They give you some salad, rice noodles, rice paper sheets, and a mock meat. You dip the rice paper sheets in the hot water and then start to construct your roll. I like this because it is healthy as well.

Some of my other favourite dishes is the pho, the Peking duck, and the avocado shake. I am looking forward to sampling more of the menu.

Parking is sometimes a problem for lunch but no problem for dinner.